Police Rescue Six Years Old Abducted Son Of Bayelsa Commissioner

The Bayelsa State Police Commnf  has rescued the kidnapped six year old son of Mr.  Nengi Talbot, the state commissioner for water resources.
The kid was kidnapped on December 22nd 2019 at his parent's residence at the Opolo suburb of Yenagoa.
He was set free at Ikebiri in Southern Ijaw local government area of the state.
The rescue of the lad was perfected by men of Operation Puff Adder led by one Chris Nwaogbo, a DSP after weeks of painstaking intelligence gathering.
Five of the kidnappers have been nabbed while the ringleader of the gang is at large.
The rescued lad was presented to the state commissioner of Police, Mr. Uche Anozia who in turn handed over the boy to his elated parents at the Marine Police jetty in Yenagoa at about 6.30pm
Presenting the child to the parents Mr. Anozia said :"the rescue of the child was as a result of the effort put in place by the police command. We have been chasing the kidnappers from creek to creek. You know Bayelsa is about 80 per cent water.
"Today we went to Ikiebiri where the child was kept. Fortunately we succeeded in rescuing the child and also arrested his abductors."
Narrating his ordeal, the small boy said he was fed on noddles and tea during the day and soup and fish at night.
The father of the child,  Mr. Nengi Talbot, thanked God for the safe return of his son after nearly three weeks in captivity
"It has been a nightmarish experience for us since his abduction on December 22, 2019. I want to thank God, the state  police command and all those who made the rescue of my son possible.
"Most kidnapped victims are often killed but I thank God my son was rescued unhurt," he said.